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>Would do you mean? The orbit and the allegedly synchronized rotation?
Yes. See this webm I made just now. The moon is clearly rotating. It just rotates significantly slower than the Earth, since the same side is always facing us

And I'm not sure what I need to elaborate about the north pole part. If it was pointed directly at the camera, it would always get the same amount of light, which is just not the case. The day is much longer in the summer, but the sun still rises and sets even in the Arctic. There is nothing inconsistent about the Earth's angle, it's exactly as it should be